Pao Arts Center in Chinatown will be hosting the exploration in immigration journeys
CROSSING: STORIES OF IMMIGRATION
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FESTIVAL REPORT: FIVE MORE FROM NYFF
Brief reviews of "C'mon C'mon," "I Want to Talk About Duras," "Red Rocket," "Ste. Anne," and "The Tsugua Diaries"—most of which are playing locally or virtually this week.
BOSTON-BASED COMIXSCAPE ARTIST FAST-APPROACHING KICKSTARTER GOAL
Originally planned for before the pandemic, Ludgy Jean-Baptiste returns with plans for collection
ALCOHOL-FUELED PARTYING IN BOSTON’S COMBAT ZONE
Jan Brogan’s new book on Murder, Race, and Boston’s Struggle for Justice
BOSTON ASIAN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL AIMS TO EMPOWER
The program will showcase Asian American experiences, in a virtual format
FESTIVAL REPORT: FIVE MOVIES FROM NYFF MAIN SLATE
Brief reviews of "Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn," "Benedetta," "Bergman Island," "Titane," and "Vortex."
THE LOCAL MUSIC LECTURE
You could sell out the Garden, the same floor where only the top ballers and puck handlers play, and still completely suck.
617SESSIONS RETURNS TO OFFER INDEPENDENT ARTISTS A CHANCE AT FREE STUDIO TIME
Studio sessions are rarely ever cheap, so to have it at a place as big as the Bridge was major.”
HOLLYWOOD COMES TO QUINCY. THIS TIME, THE CREW IS HERE TO STAY.
The crew here will construct doppelganger backdrops of several key moments in Whitney Houston’s career for the biopic I Wanna Dance with Somebody in less than two weeks. As recently as last year, no one saw this coming.
ANOTHER BIG INTERVIEW: LES CLAYPOOL
Primus do their best to honor Rush on A Tribute To Kings tour
